thank you, tina. [applause] >> i do not know whether to stand in front of you or in front of you. either way, i have my back. i wanted to point out first that we have translators. so i would like everyone to speak clearly. and when you finish a sentence, pause before you start the next one. it really will help them out. i want to go over the two-minute rule we are going to have at the very end. and we are going to have two minutes for every speaker. i know you all will not get a chance, but i think you put your questions and to the fish bowl, and we will take one question per district. one from two, one from three, and go that way to make it fair. you can spend all two minutes in making a statement or speak for one minute and have an answer from one of the department chiefs, supervisors, or the mayor. keep in mind, i do have a timekeeper. i am going to go over the ground rules for the evening. basically, we want everybody to be able to speak, but if you cannot, there are going to be budget meetings an

he focuses on tina. >> meanwhile priscilla is fighting her own battle with the waves.s third attempt, alex gets the harness around tina and they hoist her up. >> once i started to be lifted i thought this is great. this is my rescue. >> by now, the boat is nearly under water entirely. and the dog is nowhere in sight. paul is bleeding badly from a cut on his arm as alex secures his hoist up. the couple watches as the tormenter sinks presumably with priscilla. >> the paramedics couldn't see priscilla near the boat. it appeared all had been lost. >> but as the chopper turns to leave, the bull terrier appears clinging to the last visible piece of the tormenter. >> couldn't believe the dog was still there. i thought the dog unfortunately drowned. >> all eyes turned to alex. does he have the energy to go back down? >> i said to crewman give me 60 seconds in the water. if the dog doesn't come, we'll just have to leave her. i started calling the dog's name. she saw me and swam straightforward. >> the desperate priscilla wastes no time. >> she swam into my arms. thumbs up. get

tina paul, you're great. thank you for joining us.e back there is a new contingent of rich who are so unamericaunamerican they're leaving the country and their citizenship behind. i say good riddance. who would you toss over board if they want to leave great. i'll have my answer. and this will be a hint. >> this may an breaking news announcement for the media. i am the koch brother's brother from another mother. >>now let's get some real news. (vo) first, news and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >>you couldn't say it any more powerfully than that. >> current tv, on the roll. (vo)followed by humor and politics with a west coast edge. >>ah, thank you. >>it really is incredible. (vo)bill press and stephanie miller, current's morning news block. weekdays six to noon. desk top, lab top, ipad. iphone. >> pleasant your hearts. >> the big one. >> stephanie: all i know, the little flower is there and it means go to meeting. i love go to meeting. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> cenk: all right, normally we do a segme

tina, paul you're great. thank you for joining us.re is a new contingent of rich who are so unamericaunamerican they're leaving the country and their citizenship behind. i say good riddance. who would you toss over board if they want to leave great. i'll have my answer. and this will be a hint. >> this may an breaking news announcement for the media. i am the koch brother's brother from another mother. taxes for schools. >> i'd rather have hooligans running through the neighborrish leaving people's lungs on the sidewalk. >> stephanie: this is what comes when you don't have enough teachers. lungs on the sidewalk. that's where it ends. 40 minutes after the hour. he'll be right back on "the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: call stephanie now. she's easy. 1-800-steph-12. [ horn honks ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. at 90 calories the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's

>> no es paulatinamente que la mente de paulina en una tina. ¿te acuerdas?>> entonces me aconseja algo como william levy. >> le acabas de poner la tapa al pomo as nombrado a mi archienemigo. >> ¿por quÉ lo conoce? >> ese y yo tenemos historia s no ves que siempre Íbamos por el mismo papel. >> ¿usted es actor de telenovela? >> no, por el mismo papel de baÑo. >> ay! usted es un necio, penÉe que lo conocÍa de verdad y me e lo iba a presentar. >> ay! mi vida, este cuento es para otro dÍa. ¿tÚ sabes leer? >> por supuesto que sÍ. >> pues que si sabes leer, te puedes leer este cartel que dice ahÍ: >> univisiÓn. >> llegamos, bajate. >> ay! que grosero. >> bajate del carro, te quiero

queueen's diamond jubilee celebration with suzy menkes, sally bell dead smith, naill first degree son and tina brown. we continue looking at shakes here in the park with lily rabe, oliver plat, daniel sullivan and oskar eustis. tonight, the queen's jubilee and shakespeare in the park when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. britain is celebrating the diamond jubilee of queen elizabeth ii. it marks her 60th year on the throne. whatever you may think of the institution of monarchy, the queen has led an extraordinary life. she came to power in 1952 before the current prime minister david cameron was even born. she meets with him regularly as she has done with every prime minister back to winston churchill. the past 60 years have seen elizabeth's britain undergo great change, from leader of an empire to member of a commonwealth. but through all of this, the queen's presence represents stability and continuity. >> i declare before you all that my whole life-- whether it be long or shot-- shall be devoted to your service a

we have chelsea clinton and tina fey. caught in the same red dress. who wore it better? >> tina? will go with tina. >> i'm glad chelsea is not wearing the blue dress her dad made famous. >> scary there. i would go with her. i like her hair a lot better. >> only because of the scary makeup. >> right. normally... >> i love the clintons. i really do. >> who doesn't? >> i think chelsea. >> chelsea clinton? >> yes, curves. >> you like the curves? >> yeah. >> ashley advertise dale and we have stephanie pratt. they are caught in the same dress, different color whofment wore it better? >> ashley. >> yeah. i think so, too. >> i think a little thick there. >> belly ring. >> yeah. >> kind of like a little trashy. >> they're fine. >> she has talent. >> she has a great body but you have to understand, she looks like a model. i would say the colors work it out. everything works out. you can't say anything is wrong with advertise dale. she working it. >> thank you, robbie. we've got the latest now from the john edwards trial. ken baker is standing by in thes in room with more. what's up, kenny?

. >> host: next is tina and mesquite, texas. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? first point is growing up in the 60s and integration noa and how to go through some of the oppression and the issues. as i listened to the tea partiers, they remind me of that area and even though it wrapped up in intellectual conversation about the concerns of constitution, it seems to me as a person of color, if i lived in the tea party world, i would not have rights and it would be from terms of my inability to compete, if you will. and i frankly find it disturbing, even more so as i hear people say were not about bigotry, not about hate but yet every dang being displayed a gun says the opposite. and yes, i agree there are very intelligent people come up as a person of color there are huge symbols of color i don't believe them. >> host: thanks, tina. i think that's unfortunate. i wish he would attend a tea party event. you'd be hope welcome with open arms. there's nothing racist. and about the principles they espouse. there is nothing about limited government would keep you from ac

. >> thank you, tina. thank you mayor lee, and supervisors chiu and farrell. phaa shares of the budget priorities expressed by presidio heights. the traffic issue concerns us greatly. one of the things that we think will make it worse on what is supposed to be residential street, that were mentioned by my predecessor speaker, is the bus rapid transit plan. we think that will force traffic off of geary and off of van ness and on to what was meant to be sidestreets that will become jammed with fast-moving traffic, a dangerous situation. our priorities also for safety and fire. we want the streets to be safe. we want adequate coverage for the quick response time. with respect to dpw and nt, we want to approve the deplorable condition of many of our streets. we want to improve muni service. we want to keep the three jackson. it is a line that is important to our neighborhood. we want the muni drivers to be trained and to enforce appropriate behavior by muni drivers. muni drivers create a lot of the problems on the streets. they need to poll fully to bus stops and

. >> let's bring in tina on that. what happens now in greece? they prevented any kind of exit for now? we have to go into negotiations for the government and then with the troika as well. you think at some point they have to leave the euro. when? >> well, backing up a little bit, i think that the result last night buys some time for greece and reduces the turmoil over the last couple of weeks. that's important. gives breathing space for everybody. what's happening right now is that the leader of the new democracy is meeting with the greek president to get his orders to form a coalition. there still could be some uncertainty as that process moves forward. we do think that the socialist party, the other pro memoranda party will join the coalition but i expect to see them negotiate. an announcement could happen as early as today that a coalition has been formed. we remain quite cautious about any new greek government regardless of its composition being table have much shelf life is the simple fact that many, many greek came out against austerity, t

project tina is the president cristina fernandez de kirchner will lay out her country's claim to theforeign audience of a u.n. meeting in new york this thursday it takes place thirty years to the day after the war over the british territory and it decades on speeches by down on him to hold a referendum next year decide the future tina says the british illegally occupied the falklands which calls and almost two hundred years ago nine hundred people died in one thousand nine hundred conflict now and in the same being forgotten the high level posturing political analyst martina corley says it's the lucrative oil reserves off the falklands coast that's fueling the dispute it's if you like a signal. that the focus of the argentinians call them last move in this part of britain and don't wish to become a province of argentina if you look at the language which is coming from what is are the argentinian government is using very very strong language some people might say threats about security of the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by britain france and even the dutch and the

also with us, tina brown, what it's like to be getting an honor from the queen. given that it's the queen's diamond jubilee, which we will be following live throughout the morning and in washington, former chair of the republican national committee, michael steele. good to have you on board this morning. >> all right. i'll have the banana, and i'm with you. >> all right. banana phone. >> more news "the new york times" about the junk food wars and i'll feature it prominently in the show, just because we can. and the paycheck fairness act, being voted on in washington, we'll be talking about that. tina, perhaps you can chime in. who is against paycheck fairness? anyanyo anyone? wait there, are some republicans. >>> in wisconsin, for the third time in the nation's political history, a state governor faces the prospect of losing his job in a recall election. after 1 months in office, republican governor scott walker is being faced in a rematch by tom barrett. his name was put back on the ballot biopony nent who's fiercely objected to his pro posal that ended collecti

hit it, tina. making me a nonalcoholic margarita and it looks really good, so in a minute i'll have that. >> you dwiegs have been getting together for how many years. >> we've been here for six years since before our kids were born. >> so a toll o total of four families. that's about eight people but on a given night you can have how many? >> 30 and whoever pulls up. >> that's crazy. >> what kind of things do you do? >> we take any opportunity to celebrate. st. patrick's day, mardi gras. the boys practice lacrosse. we take every saturday as a day to celebrate. >> i love it. all the kids grew up together and they look for any reason to get together. what are you doing this weekend? we're talking about heat. >> we're going to the pool. >> to the pool. >> let's go to the pool. let's look and see what's going on across the area right now. it is very comfortable out here. >> i love it. no bugs yet. that's good. >> 85 degrees right now and a northwest wind at 8 miles an hour. up in fair faction at 82 and

in argen tina and they are arresting people for publishing inflation statistics that don't agree withthe government numbers. >> christian? >> i think that tracey is spot o. inflation is not about what government statistics say they are. they look at a basket of goods and averages an economy wide. but inflation is personal. if things are going up inflation is real fur. gas prices don't mean a heck of a lot in new york city. but food prices do mean a lot. >> especially when a lot of families are staying home this 4th of july. holiday falls in the middle of the week and the consumer is not back. >> you got that right. we are taking on more debt. first time in three years, americans owe more to creditors than what they are bringing in for economic. this is a change in what we have seen. so many people are trying to pay off the debt and now they can't. you have to wonder why ther further in debt. >> and wayne, does inflation get better or worse? >> i think that inflation. look. the fed has decided they are going to keep it down and they are going to flood the economy with more paper money

with but the big part business of a drifter may 30th and since then the men wouldn't say if tina is no one knew he was. don knapp on how mr. it was finally solved. dupont has been ringing nonstop at rich fisheries office now the mystery man speaks it was released in a local news media. >>> of getting several calls. to this person's name? his ministry because no one knew his name is simply wasn't talking. not since his arrest for trying to walk out of this lucky star with a few frozen pizzas and some candy bars. the only communication is made with any one was when a nurse at the cemetery general hospital asked him if he was happy or sad he grew a happy face. the plan to cover the area this weekend looking for leads then another call came in. >>> saying that her brother's picture was in the daily city record. mr. mann sister and brother showed up at the office. did we do know him? >>> yes its dairy and a brother. mystery solved. mr. mann is in since >>> his brother and sisters say he's been in declining mental health and apparently walked away from his san francisco apartment a month ago

tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> u.n.onitors have reportedly come under fire from syrian troops as they try to make it into hard-hit neighborhoods. >>> tragedy in florida. a family of six dies in a plane crash. the small plane broke apart over a swampy area in polk county, killing a businessman, his wife, and their four children. they were traveling from the bahamas to their home in kansas. investigators still need to locate the body of a 13-year- old who was apparently ejected when the plane broke in half before the crash. the ntsb is looking for a cause. >>> a danger to children. maryland becomes the first state to ban the sale of crib bumperless. a spokesperson says it can strangle a baby and the risks outweigh the benefits. the ban begins next year, to give retailers 9 months to compare to comply with the ban. >>> a new study shows teenagers are smoking marijuana more than they smoked cigarettes. the survey is from the centers for disease control. 22% said they recently smoked pot, while 18% say they smoked cigarettes

tina in the bottom of the pole. >>> she called 9 1 1 and responders pulled him out of a pull and performed cpr he was pronounced dead >>> it appears accidental >>> in 1991 video captured police beating skiing. when the police officers were acquitted a year later thousands rioted in the streets of los angeles touching off the largest ridge right in the nation's history >>> king has been in this rialto community since 2001 that many neighbors had no idea he lived there he would go by as middleman in glenn >>> and he has been arrested several times since the rights mostly for alcohol-related crimes and. >>> rodney had nightmares and panic attacks and he would handle those things by drinking, so we had a drinking problem >>> in april he mark the 20th anniversary of the rights releasing his own book. he helped his legacy would give people the strength to overcome their situations >>> he had rodney king was 47 years old. >>> an autopsy expected to be completed tomorrow morning toxicology results could take weeks >>> are read something about a neighbor who said there was a commotion at 330 in the

we start to see a seasonal high temperatures return to the bay that is your input forecast alan and tina? attention bay area transit riders have one agency is changing the way you can get on board. writers and said his businesses and can afford buses do any door as the passenger's to read the records or transfers can use the actors as well it will make many more fish and you have more fair inspectors to make sure people aren't writing for free this is a first-rate the system in the country to use all the reporting. did weight on up to travel to london to see olympians in action. in a big gymnastics trials began in san jose today and just like the olympics there was an opening ceremony at city hall. mayor chuck reed and members of the u.s. gymnastics team and the olympic committee rode 11 double and her for city officials is the successful conclusion to end a your efforts. it's a big rewards big bump in the city is as day. it's also a very important event. for the next three days in san jose and the top tennis will compete for it is to get to london for the summer games next month. did wa

. >> tina fey but the robber not to hurt her as she gave him what he wanted for that -- team at bay that the robber not to hurt her and she gave him what he wanted for the second time. >> people say your life flashes before you. it absolutely does. >> police believe the same man is responsible for a string of pharmacy robberies since january. the mount vernon store had three robberies. the harlem garden pharmacy was hit on march 15 and may 19. the suspect fired his gun and blew the law of a storage cabinet and grabbed $3,000 worth of drugs. >> it will have a doubt -- a detrimental effect on the community if he is not call. >> the robber has been seen wearing all black with a baseball cap and a mask over his face. police say he has a habit of apologizing before he takes off with the pills. >> the last time he was here, he said love you. this time we did not get any love, but he said sweetheart, and he said i am sorry, i am sorry. >> several forces have joined together to come up with a pipe thousand dollars reward for capture of the suspect. in new -- anyone who knows anything about these

she is survived by doris, yi, pansy mar, albert wong, judy mar, susan -- william mar, tina tsung, christian and karen mar, with lauren cole, naomi yi, catherine wong, jessica tong, randall tong, jennifer mar, and marissa jang. zachary cole, madison minolo. what a wonderful family. a mass will be held at st. peter's catholic church july 2, with a lunceoheon to follow at sout hseh sea seafood village. they ask for donations to the building fund, and -- the rest i'll submit. thank you. president chiu: i want to join in the in memoriams supervisor mar made, mrs. mar -- their family was shaped by her, and professor james hibayashi. he will leave a great legacy. i will join in the comments that supervisor campos made about the conversation at the land use committee. for those who didn't watch it, it is worth spending time. i am troubled there were representations made around finances that changed. i was troubled that we will not be allowed to review financial information. we have to vote on a development agreement. cpmc could escape obligtions based on these projections. i know this conversation

lastly, i will hand it over to our great moderator, tina. [applause] >> you all have gotten a lot of thank yous. thank you, from me. all of you, it is terrific you are coming out, being collaborative and having your voice is heard, because they are listened to. those cards will go right back to the appropriate department heads. thank you, like the mayor said, for not bringing i and throwing them. i have one announcement. doyle drive will be closed on april 27 through monday. april 27 -- my glasses. 27, 28, and 29, reopening of 5:00 a.m. on the 30th. this is just a heads up. they are bringing in heavy artillery things that will make a lot of noise. i hear that some of the equipment is coming from new york? new york. maybe it is a good weekend to stay in the city or whenever you want to do. that is a heads up. thank you for coming. good night. [applause] on may 12, sf posted a benefit for project insight. canadians supported the recreation programs are too sick children. >> learn more

their own but never even went to college to begin with recreated some the called no worker left behind tinaut the business committee and the committee colleges and in each region of the state the business community centers for our needs are will hire people with the haft retrained in specific skills and my business needs a survey conducted the business community and the committee college's and said that we rid purpose of our federal workforce training dollars and said its a one time offer for the next two years anyway you comes the door will be able to have their tuition paid for and a committee, which $5,000 per year up to $10,000 per person but you have to agree to be trained in an area of need it can get a degree in french or political science or trauma you have to get the degree an area of need in that caused the success rate from the program four times the national average because it was specific and relevant to the vacancies in the economy. >>> you also allow them to continue to collect unemployment which is vital. >>> and the governors to make three important points to one is the pri

. >> displaced residents like tina williams facing a frustrating deadline. >> 72 hours, everything will be mildewed. all my stuff will be destroyed if i don't get it out in 72 hours. >> but all grateful no lives were lost. >> these are only things. they can be replaced, you know, but your life is what you have. >> as we saw in richard's report, it looks like the weather was cooperate for those spending time outside cleaning up from friday's storm. it looks like sunshine will continue into the week ahead. >> we have to get through a few overnight thunderstorms into the night and the day tomorrow and then sunshine and cooler temperatures followed by a big warmup. 85 degrees at dulles. 89 degrees at reagan national airport. our weather headlines will call for isolated storms during the overnight hours and just over the past couple of minutes on our abc 7 live super doppler radar around the i-270 spur and the beltway in montgomery county, a cluster of storms has began to form and these storms right now are not classified at severe, but keep your eyes in the sky because we will be looking fo

let's bring in tina, political analyst at citi and with us for today's program the head of economics for europe. tina, the german position here is that you can't have any kind of debt mutualization -- given some control of the german credit card. the question is, is that an entrenched german position or tactical bluff at some point that will be called? >> well, i don't think merkel is bluffing. she certainly is signalling quite strongly to her domestic audience. we heard 9-9-9 and over my dead body. but she's serious. germany doesn't want to be on the hook for an open ended fiscal transfer union. >> what are market investors do? they keep telling me, germans are bluffing, don't worry when push comes to shove the eurozone is about to break in and they will cave in. >> the costs of this is fairly huge whatever happens and germany has run a current account surplus since joining the euro with an undervalued exchange rate. and so there is some money there that germany could possibly give. now german taxpayer was told when the euro was started you'll never have to pay southern europe. you

she is survived by doris, yi, pansy mar, albert wong, judy mar, susan -- william mar, tina tsung, christian and karen mar, with lauren cole, naomi yi, catherine wong, jessica tong, randall tong, jennifer mar, and marissa jang. and marissa jang. zachary cole, madison minolo.

. >> thanks, kris tina. >>> great night for the ballpark, you don't have to go to at&t to watch it.night, they start a four game series against the cubs. watch game one right here on nbc bay area, jon. starting at 7:00. >> we don't have to go very far. >>> speaking of efficient. how about this, a home so green and efficient, it can be heated with a hair dryer. we are not kidding. >> look at the first net zero energy rated home in the san jose's willow run neighborhood. this house produces as much energy as it consumes. it also has solar panels. you can see that. more impressive, the windows have sensors so the shutters adjust to take best advantage of the sun. >> that's so cool. maybe best of all, it creates enough energy to charge his electric car. that's cool. there he is, feeling good about life. >> that man is green. >> like a descendant of george jetson. >> thanks for being with us. join us tonight.

the school is pursuing disciplinary action and tina shot the videos as a given to peer pressure and is sorry for what he did. i feel bad about how they're making fun of her. if you see someone picking on someone to tell them to stop and dome record them. more than a million and a half people watch the video on the internet and fund-raising side has collected more than $300,000 to help sen decline on vacation. did wait a nice gesture regis don't know if it's for real knots. it sounds too good to be true. southwest airlines was so touched by klein's story that it's offering to send klein and nine people to demand for three nights air fare hotel and car all included. >>> and unusual punishment for one day area mom a judge banned her from nordstrom. a cbs five reporter says it's all because of what she did with her babies in the parking lots. the 46 year-old at chandelle was arrested in february for leaving her 11 week-old twins inside your escalate. was she was inside nordstrom's. she said she was inside this store for 40 minutes as concern shoppers solace children's called security and p

. -- tina. dawn from the middle polk association, divided between central and northern stations. mostly in district 3, but a little bit of our western border is in district two. we have had continuous, continuous, continuous problems with prostitution. it has never been successfully addressed. it is a crime that deteriorates and eats away at a neighborhood. there seems just to be no answers within san francisco. why is it that san francisco invites the prostitutes to come in from stockton, from the east bay, from the north bay, from the south bay? why is it so much easier for them to do business here and come in and market themselves here in our neighborhoods? in addition to this evening crime that we have suffered, evening and morning crime that we have suffered with prostitution, homelessness is on a huge, huge rise. we were hoping that it would be addressed, but the flagrant abuses are mind-boggling. most mornings, afternoons, and evenings along polk street from california to clay, you can see a minimum of four people sitting or outright sleeping face down on the street. the r